Exploring the Love Imagery. Shakespeare uses imagery throughout the dialogue to allow his characters to discuss the theme of love. Make notes on each image. Look for different interpretations of each image. Flaming Torch Dancing Shoes Cupid A Thorny Rose The PPT explores the four images of love, using techniques to analyse each symbol. Students are then given a TEEEL table (with answers) to respond to how Romeo has be characterised in this scene.

Students are to match 48 images from various popular movies to the film technique (Close Up, Extreme Close Up, Mid Shot, Long/Full Shot, Establishing Shot, Aerial Shot, Low Angle Shot, High Angle Shot) used in the image. This activity can be a little fiddly to set up as it requires a bit of cutting, however I have laminated mine and have used them multiple times over the years.

There are a selection of genres (Mystery, Fantasy,Science Fiction, Comedy, Horror/Thriller, Action, Anime, Crime) and 48 images. Students match the image from popular films to the genre. This activity can be a little fiddly to set up as it requires a bit of cutting, however I have laminated mine and have used them multiple times over the years.

This 69 slide Powerpoint was devised as a Term 4 Unit, it can be adapted to fit between 5 and 10 weeks deeping on your need. It focuses on ‘Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone’ film, and the theme of teamwork. Students are encouraged to work together in their houses to develop a personal understanding of teamwork while analysing the film. Students participate in group challenges and work toward writing a film review. There are additional writing activities as well as a focus on genre and film techniques. There are additional resources available that have been mentioned in the PPT. Genre Match Up Film Technique Match Up